Hello!
You need a number of components to assemble Cloud Oscilloscope. Most of them can be bought at the nearest radio store or on AliExpress.
The main components of Cloud Oscilloscope are a singleboard computer, spi-display and custom ADC-shield. Now we are working with Orange Pi Zero, but in the future we will port software to Raspberry Pi and any other singlebard computer.
If you have 3D-printer you can print a case for oscilloscope. Check links at the main components list.
Main components:
- Orange Pi Zero
- SPI-display
- 3D-printed case (front part, back part)
Use this scheme to build ADC-shield:
Components for ADC-shield:
- U1-mcp3201, dip-8
- P1 - BNC connector
- P2, P3 - TRG5-5VDC relay
- P4, P5-connector 2.54 mm pitch 13*2 pins
- P6, P7-connector 2.54 mm pitch 5 pins
- P8 - connector 2.54 mm pitch 3 pins
- Q1, Q2 - NPN 2n5551 — 2
- R1, R8-4.7 k, 0.25 W
- R2-5M, 0.25 W
- R3-4M, 0.25 W
- R4-1M, 0.25 W
- R5, R7-820, 0.25 W
- R6-100, 0.25 W
- D1-zener diode 2,4 v
- D2, D3-zener diode 4.7 v
- C1, C4 - 47µF
- C2, C3 - 0.1 µF
- ec11 encoder for arduino x2
If the output of the button on the Board is not pulled up (pull up) resistor, you need to add a 10 kOm resistor:
This is a first prototype of Cloud Oscilloscope so it contains a little count of bugs :) Don't afraid of this, we all are working to make a stable device.
Update
development version of ADC-shield PCB